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05-05-2007, 12:47 PM
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vintage photo (or large card) storage - binders?
Posted By: Rob
unikeep and archivalmethods seem to be the top two choices for storing photos (or large cards) in archival-type binders. Does anyone have good/bad experience with either of these companies, or any other companies? Or maybe binders aren't the way to go? 
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